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stage business

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun stage business has 1 sense
  1. business, stage business, byplay - incidental activity performed by an actor for dramatic effect; "his business with the cane was hilarious"
    --1 is a kind of acting, playing, playacting, performing
    --1 has particulars: shtik, schtik, shtick, schtick

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Term: Stage Business

Definition:

Stage business refers to the physical actions or movements performed by actors on a theater stage to enhance storytelling, convey emotions, or create visual interest.

Examples:

Example 1 - Noun:

During the play, the actor used stage business such as taking out a pocket watch and examining it to illustrate his character's impatience.

Example 2 - Noun:

Sheila's impeccable stage business made her portrayal of the character incredibly convincing and lifelike.

Example 3 - Noun:

The director added some clever stage business to the scene, including actors crossing paths and exchanging props, to add depth to the performance.

Example 4 - Adjective:

The stage business involving the synchronized dance moves of the ensemble created a visually stunning finale.

Example 5 - Adjective:

The play featured several comedic moments with fantastic stage business, bringing laughter from the audience throughout the performance.

Example 6 - Adjective:

The local theater group is known for their unique stage business, often incorporating the cultural traditions of the area into their productions.

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